Goggles are designed to protect your eyes from the water, yet to be sleek and unobtrusive at the same time, so as not to interfere with your speed and motion. The rubber that surrounds the goggles is meant to keep water away from the eyes. ---- Note that diving to any depth over perhaps 6' with goggles that do not encompass the nose can cause a wide range of injuries. The pressure inside the goggles remains constant, as the external pressure increases. This is compensated by compression, where the goggles are pressed deeper into your eye sockets, hemmorhage, where blood takes up the slack, or a variety of other equally unpleasant events. Divers get around this by having masks that cover the nose as well, so you can expel air into the mask, thuse equalizing the pressure. Cjonb 23:26, 2 Jun 2008 (UTC)
they have to wear goggles because they dont want to wear helmets so they wear goggles. they need some sort of protection and the girls arent into wearing helmets hence the goggles.
NO! If you dont wear goggles that experiment may go horibly wrong NOMATTER WHAT ALWAYS WEAR goggles
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you should wear safety goggles when you are swimming and when you are riding a bike.
Wear goggles. If you wear eyeglasses,put a pair of bigger goggles over it.
You have put your hair up, then put the goggles on.
because that is what the put on him that is why he where goggles thank you
Snow mobile goggles or just goggles
Make sure the goggles cover the eyes well.
Scientists, and others, wear safety goggles when they are working with corrosive, irritating, or toxic chemicals. If the chemicals got in their eyes eye damage could result. The goggles are to prevent that. Some scientists do not work with chemcials that do that, and those people do not wear safety goggles.
It is a poster to remind high school students to wear goggles while in a chemistry lab
Normally you wear the goggles. http://www.gogglesandglasses.com/global_vision.html